Antioch Dallas - Sermon Podcast

Arrows: God's Good, Wise, and Loving Plan for Disciplining Your Children | August 27th, 2017 Zach shares practicals for parents from the scripture on God's good, wise, and loving plan for disciplining our children. Scripture references: Psalm 127 Hebrews 12:5-11 Proverbs 13:24 James 4:1 Luke 12:13-15

August 20th, 2017 | Arrows: The Heart of Parenting The second installment of our Arrows series on Parenting. Zach shares the heart behind our Parenting from Psalm 127, Ephesians 3-6, and Proverbs 6. God has a good, wise, and loving plan for our lives, and for our children.

Praise God! Zach Daniel leads us in celebrating over getting into our new building and shares vision for our church in this season.

Arrows: God's Good, Wise, and Loving Plan for Family | Episode One: The Sex Talk In this first episode of Arrows- We are talking about relationships, family, and parenting as we look at Psalm 127. In this episode you will learn: The basic contours of God's plan for building families.  Statistics on who is having the best, most frequent and most enjoyable sex And how as we look to Jesus our familie...

Summer Mixtape: Sermons from the Book of Psalms | Psalm 40 Mark Zeigler finishes our Summer Mixtape series with Psalm 40 with his message titled, "Enduring the Bogs, the Pits, & the Trials." He shares four encouragements about enduring the trials we will face in this life.

Summer Mixtape: Sermons from the Book of Psalms | Psalm 103 Susan Peters shares an important word on the importance of the love and fear of God, the necessity of committing to the local church, and how trusting in the word of God will help you make it in life.

Summer Mixtape: Sermons from the Book of Psalms | Psalm 91 Lesley Roby shares three foundational truths about God's character from Psalm 91. He is our dwelling place, He is our protection, and He keeps His promises.

Summer Mixtape: Sermons from the Book of Psalms | Psalm 1 Stephen Murray shares out of Psalm 1 and gives an overview of the book of Psalms to start the Summer Mixtape sermon series.

  Scriptures from today's message: Deuteronomy 5:12-15

Party or Die is part two of our series titled, Summer Fruit. Pastor Zach gives a fresh perspective on the parable of the prodigal son in Luke 15:11–32.

Summer Fruit series. 

As we continue our series on being filled with the Spirit in an environment of praise, this teaching focuses on speaking in tongues as a way to worship God.  Scriptures from today's message: 1 Corinthians 14

In this teaching, we look at a new aspect of praising God: pouring our hearts out to the Lord. To learn how to do this we look to the life of Hannah, recorded in the Scriptures in 1 Samuel 1.  We see that praise is multidimensional- not just for the good times and good circumstances but that the God of the Bible, the God of Jesus is so good, and just, and wise that He is worthy to be praised even...

In this new teaching series, we look at the command of Scripture to be filled with the Holy Spirit, as well as the environment that facilitates that filling- an environment of praise.  This teaching is for anyone interested in being filled with the Holy Spirit as well as growing in the spiritual practice of praise and worship.  Scriptures from today's message: Ephesians 5.18-21

As we finish our study of 1 Peter 5, we are encouraged to stand firm in the grace of God. Jesus gives us grace to brace and strengthen our marriages and families in a way that brings healing and growth. Scriptures from today's message: 1 Peter 5:12-14

In this section of 1 Peter, we see that the Grace of God in the Gospel gives us a new perspective and a new hope in suffering.

As we continue through 1st Peter we see the way the grace of God found in the Gospel of Jesus Christ transforms marriage by producing the fruit of lifting spouses up, dethroning pride, and fueling the strength for fruitfulness.

Are you in a bad work environment? Good news- the grace of God is for you there! In this message Pastor Donny Tapie teaches from 1 Peter 2.18-25 on how the Gospel can strengthen us in the workplace.

Are Christians to engage politically? And if so, how?  In this section of Peter we see a grace shaped way of political engagement that Christians are called into.

Community is both complex and painful as well as beautiful and healing. The grace that we receive in the Gospel of Jesus Christ calls and empowers us to be a part of building a new kind of community- where people flourish and Jesus's glory is seen.  

In this message we recap 2016, and look at some of the ways that Jesus has been at work in our midst. There are some incredible stories in here that will encourage you!

The next episode in our study on Margin and Mission is on the topic of financial margin. Like the other issues we have studied- rest, time, emotional margin, finances and financial margin can crush you, or be a great blessing.  The Gospel is good news, because in it, we receive the power for financial margin. 

As we talk about being a people of margin & mission, one of the primary ways we can lose our margin is in our emotional life. The Gospel proves to be a resource for us in this regard, validating the emotional experiences of our lives and giving us an anchor point for sifting through our emotions. 

The Gospel transforms us into being a people who embrace both margin and mission in our lives. In this week's sermon we explore how that impacts our time, and seek to create margin through letting go in order to lay hold of greater things.

In part 1 of our new series Margin and Mission we teach about the ritual and rhythm of rest in the life of a disciple of Jesus.